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Public debate about the future of cities in Central Europe taking place at the Pohoda festival in Slovakia.

Public debate accompanying the publication of the new issue of the Aspen Review Central Europe.

Aspen Institute Prague organized a public debate about local politics and activism with Jón Gnarr, Peter Bročka, and Matěj Hollan.

The European Commissioner for Trade paid a visit to Prague to discuss the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership.

Read about the current challenges in economic governance in the new issue of the Aspen Review, available both on-line and in hard copy.

Jón Gnarr (Reykjavik), Matěj Hollan (Brno) and Peter Bročka (Trnava) in a public debate about their experiences with politics at city halls.

Aspen Institute Prague is the Partner of 2015 reSITE Festival. Within the conference the Institute will organize a special public debate with former Mayor of...

Public speech by the European Commissioner for Trade Cecilia Malmström on the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP).

The meeting brought together Czech and Slovak State Secretaries for European Affairs with representatives of business, public administration, and expert community.

A policy meeting focusing on key priorities of the Visegrad Group in Digital Agenda. The event is co-organized by the Aspen Institute Prague and Central...

Iranian lawyer, judge, and human rights activist Shirin Ebadi discusses the wide gap of discontent and inequality between the people of Iran and the government.

The new issue of the Aspen Review reveals dynamic transformation of leftist politics in Europe. You can read the issue on-line or get your hard...

We successfully concluded the 3rd Edition of the Aspen Young Leaders Program! Find out more about the event.

Continuation of the Young Leaders Program in Low Tatras.

Aspen Institute Prague has become the institutional partner of the biggest business event in Central Europe held in April 20-22 in Poland.

Read about the information and communication technologies' impact on policy, economy and society, on-line or register to receive your hard copy.

In his article, professor Müller reveals that the political projects of Orban and Putin are not political ideologies, but a kind of information warfare.

Article by Ann Markusen written exclusively for the Open Up! Creative Placemaking Festival.